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Two Members Of Snoop Dogg’s Entourage Accused Of Raping Fan In UK

(AllHipHop News) Two members of Snoop Dogg’s entourage are facing serious charges, after being accused of raping a fan after a performance in the United Kingdom last weekend.

The incident allegedly took place on Sunday (October 9), at the Cardiff Hilton Hotel.

According to reports, the woman was invited to a party in a room that was paid for by Snoop Dogg, after the event.

It was during the party that the two men associated with Snoop Dogg allegedly raped the woman.

The men, aged 28 and 30, denied all allegations, have made bail, and have returned to the United States.

The pair are due back in South Wales in the near future, to cooperate with the investigation.

According to reports, Snoop Dogg was interviewed by police, as a potential witness, although the rap star was not charged with any crime.

In 2005, Snoop Dogg dodged a $25 million dollar lawsuit involving a rape claim against a makeup artist, who accused his entourage of drugging and raping her after a taping of the Jimmy Kimmel Live Show on ABC, in 2003.

The latest charges are bad publicity for Snoop in the country.

He was banned from the UK in 2007, after a massive brawl between his entourage and security guards inside of Heathrow Airport.

The ban was eventually overturned when footage surfaced showing that police were the aggressors in the incident.

Damon Dash, Mos Def, Ski Beatz Sued Over “24 Hour Karate School” Compilation

(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hop mogul Damon Dash, rapper Mos Def and producer Ski Beatz are being sued by rap/funk/soul label TufAmerica, over a compilation that was released last year.

TufAmerica filed a lawsuit against Damon Dash, Dante Smith (Mos Def) and David Willis (Ski Beatz) in the United States District Court, Southern District of New York, on Wednesday (October 12).

The lawsuit claims Mos Def illegally sampled the songs “Hook & Sling Part 1” and “Hook & Sling Part 2,” illegally.

The sample was used in the track titled “24 Hour Karate School” and the accompanying video for the single, which was given away at the 24hrkarateschool.com website.

The lawsuit claims that the 24 Hour Karate School recordings were made available for download without the proper permission.

TufAmerica is seeking, compensatory and punitive damages, in addition to an injunction barring any further distribution of the 24 Hour Karate School mixtape.

Check out a copy of the lawsuit below:

Hip-Hop Rumors: Drake Responds To Jay-Z / Pusha-T Disses

DRAKE RESPONDS TO JAY-Z and PUSHA T DISS
Last night, Drake was on Funk Master Flex’s radio show and he did his fair share of responding to disses from Jay and Pusha-T. Obviously, Jay’s diss was towards Drake’s “brother” Lil Wayne. Anyway, he answered the questions pretty well, and Jay will still be his “mentor,”I bet. Scooped from MissInfo.tv.
Flex: Did you know that Wayne was going to go at Jay-Z on “It’s Good”…
Drake: I’m not gonna say that I didn’t hear the song before it went out….Wayne recently said I can never feel like I created a monster in Drake because I’m his boss….I’m a soldier for Wayne. I just did what I’m supposed to do, I delivered a verse. And he does with the song after that is completely up to him…
It’s silly to say that the initial jab wasn’t a jab, it’s silly to say that [Hov’s] initial comment wasn’t completely directed at that situation….and Wayne is never afraid to step up to the plate, did what he did back and that’s what hip hop is about. I have the utmost respect for Jay, I’m not really involved in that situation. He’s been a great mentor in my career. And Wayne is a brother to me…
Flex: Miss Info had pointed it out that Pusha T’s did a freestyle that had some jabs. Did you take offense to it?

Drake: Not really….I’ve never really had any interaction with Pusha T. So for him to diss me would be purely issues that he’s having with himself…We’ve met but we’ve always been cordial. I’m a fan of the Clipse, I say it in interviews….I’ve never really had an issue with him. But it’s a frustrating time for alot of people right now, I get it. So if it’s directed at me, just make it a little more direct next time. I’m up for whatever. I’m didn’t take offense…..